Summary - Hudson River AND Freedom Tower facing apartment with oversized windows throughout and in one of rapidly developing Lower Manhattan's most luxurious, full-service addresses. Motivated seller with unit priced at significant discount to recent developments in close proximity. Apartment - Efficiently designed 1,700 sq. ft. apartment with a great room that stretches 37 feet across and an open kitchen and breakfast bar. Large chef's kitchen featuring top of the line appliances, including from Sub-Zero, Viking, Miele and Poggenpohl cabinetry. Two en-suite marble baths in separated bedrooms plus a powder room, in-unit washer/dryer and central A/C. Unique features include large wine fridge with 65 bottle capacity, beautiful mahogany floors and a newly installed, fully automated Lutron smart lighting and window treatment system. The Building - A Residences at the Ritz Carlton property also attached to the Wagner Hotel, a member of the Leading Hotels of the World affiliation of high-end independent hotels across the globe. Residents benefit from the services and amenities of both including spa/gym, valet parking, in-room dining, housekeeping, business center, 24 hour doorman/ concierge service, 5-star restaurant, lounge bar and more. Pet-friendly. The Neighborhood - Tip of Manhattan location allows for picturesque waterfront and landscaped settings with easy access to key subway lines (1,4,5,R,W lines) and both West Side and FDR highways for airport access. Unrivaled Statue of Liberty and New York Harbor views from Wagner Park right outside of the building. Highly rated schools across all grades within nearby. Also a close distance to luxury dining and shopping options at Brookfield Place, World Financial Center, the Oculus and converted South Street Seaport developments. Nearby Citibike stations, west side bike/walk paths and free shuttle services servicing Lower Manhattan.
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